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iTouch PHelps

Here's the reportage:

BEIJING -- It has been confirmed that Serbia filed an official protest over the finish in the 100-meter butterfly, won by one-hundredth of a second by Michael Phelps over Milo Cavic. After reviewing the slow-motion tape, the Serbians still weren't sure that Phelps had won, but they acknowledged that it would be futile to continue to argue.

"It was very clear that the Serbia swimmer touched second after Michael Phelps,'' a Kenyan referee, Ben Ekumbo, for the international swimming federation (FINA) said. "One was stroking and one was gliding.''

Protest denied: Serbians admit defeat to Michael Phelps 9:55 PM, August 15, 2008

Said Branislav Jevtic, the head of Serbia's delegation: "They [FINA referees] examined the video and I think the case is closed. The video says [Phelps] finished first. In my opinion, it's not right. But we must follow the rules. Everybody saw what happened.''

USA Swimming spokesman Jamie Olson said the tape was slowed to one frame every 10-thousandth of a second just to make sure which swimmer touched first.

Cavic, who was born in Anaheim, raised in Tustin and swam for UC Berkeley, said: "I'm stoked with what happened. I don't want to fight this. People will be bringing it up for years and saying you won that race. If we got to do this again, I would win.''

Cavic acknowledged that the extra half stroke Phelps took at the end was the difference. It was a gamble, but it paid off. Cavic glided to the wall.

"It's kind of hard to see,'' he said. "I know I had a long finish and Michael Phelps had a short finish.''

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MooPig's Open Up a Can Of Worms Department -- has this to offer the foregoing.

"If we have hundredths for rules, then, iTouch is da' finisher!"

Gambling on a thousandths of a second is the one in a thousand gamble, no first touch , no gold piece. Simple and clear? Okay.

Later asked what Milo Cavic was listening to on his iPod and earbuds: "Oh, its a new song by Lil Kim called, 'One was stroking and one was gliding...' Serbian swimmer Milo Cavic said; "Real good dance tune...!"

Why Ikki Peed Ya' and the Toil of Incomplete Knowledge

Lil Wayne

According to the Today Show on 12 August, 2008:

What did I have on today? I think I had Lil Wayne, “I’m Me.” I
think I had that on there...

We have this article discovery from a reference in Pribek.net... The Smith College Sophian, Just SMithipoeadia that! by A. Zhu [clik HERE] from May, 2008

"With over 2 million articles and over 684 million visitors, it is no surprise that Wikipedia was recently hailed as the largest, fastest-growing and most popular general reference work currently available on the Internet by Time magazine. The Wikipedia phenomenon has become so huge that it has inspired several spin-offs, such as Uncyclopedia, a Wikipedia parody, and Wookieepedia, the Star Wars Wiki. In fact, our very own Smith administration has picked up on the rush and recently decided to launch a Smith version of Wikipedia, "Smithipedia" (http://merlin.smith.edu/smithipedia)."

"This idea started out as a conversation between President Christ and me," said Nanci Young, the college archivist. "She was very interested in finding a project for after she left Smith." In her 10 years as the college archivist, Young said she noticed that she was often asked questions about Smith's history. "We thought that we could create a place to go to get answers to these questions," she said. "Following the Wikipedia rise and ebbs and flows, we decided it would be a good model to follow." [go ahead read the rest HERE]

MooPig uses Wikkipedia often to find inspiration for continuing its unread and forgotten web-log, MooPig Wisdom.

Its only reader, chief editor's older brother, had a fire at his shop, and is scrambling for several weeks now. So it is simply moot, and in step with the chaotic sacrifices needed to preserve our freedoms of speech, press and privileges of plagiarism and piracy.

Many correlative discoveries are yet to be made throughout the world of quantitative study of cacophony.

For instance last night I finally decided there is a correlation between wearing ear buds in public and Gold medal winners of the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing. Can I download what Mike PHelps, at last count 11 Olympic Gold Medal swimmer, is listening to????

Shoot, man, I need some of that good luck music that he finds so intriguing. I suppose it is .... Gosh, I just can't imagine!!! Who could find out for me...??? I hafta' know WHAT IS THAT SWIMMER DUDE LISTENING TO????

Maybe I can just Smithipedia That!!!! Thanks Angela Zhu of SMITH Sophian.

Ahhhh.... some info:
I don’t know about you but I’ve been spending a lot of time enjoying the Michael Phelps Show, er, Summer Olympics this week.

One thing that piqued my interested was the world’s greatest athlete’s choice in music player. In practically every shot of him at the pool Phelps can be seen wearing the iconic white earbuds that are attached to, what else, but an Apple iPod.

August 15th, 2008: Just what’s on Michael Phelps’ iPod anyway? Posted by Jason D. O'Grady @ 7:15 am [clik HERE for the whole Article]

So what does the human dolphin listen to before winning Olympic gold medals and breaking world records?

According to the Today Show on 12 August, 2008:

What did I have on today? I think I had Lil Wayne, “I’m Me.” I
think I had that on there...